Essential Question: During the Rise of Industry (1865-1914), what major impact did your leader have on American Society?

 

General Resources

George Frederick Baer

Alexander Graham Bell (Telephone)

Andrew Carnegie (Steel Industry)

George Eastman (Kodak Film)

Thomas Edison (Electric Light Bulb / Menlo Park)

Cyrus Field (Transatlantic Cable / Telegraph)

Henry Ford (Automobile/Assembly Line)

Samuel Gompers (American Federation of Labor)

(Mother Jones, Labor)

Cyrus Hall McCormick (Reaper / Agriculture)

John Mitchell (President of the United Mine Workers of America 1870-1919)

John Pierpont Morgan (Investment Banking / U. S. Steel)

Samuel F. B. Morse (Telegraph)

Elisha Graves Otis

Terence Powderly (Knights of Labor)

William Cooper Procter (1862 -1934) (Ivory Soap)

George Pullman (railroad sleeping car)

John D. Rockefeller (Standard Oil)

Frederick Winslow Taylor (Industrial Engineer & Inventor)

Cornelius Vanderbilt (Railroad Tycoon)

Frank W. Woolworth (Department Stores)

Wright Brothers (Airplane)

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